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1
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What is the autoimmune disease characterized by circulating IgG autoantibodies against two major podocyte antigens?

A

PRIMARY MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY (PMN)

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What are the 2 major podocyte antigens in Primary MN?

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  1. PLA2R1 (70%)
  2. THSDA (5-10%)
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What are the 2 new classification for MPGN

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  1. IMMUNE COMPLEX-MEDIATED
  2. COMPLEMENT- MEDIATED OR C3 GLOMERULOPATHY
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New classification of MPGN is based on:

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IF

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What type of MPGN, seen in IF where both immunoglobulin and complement are deposited

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Immune complex-mediated MPGN

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What type of MPGN with predominant C3 staining by IF?

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Complement-mediated MPGN or C3 glomerulopathy

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An autoimmune disease which results from autoantibodies targeting DNAJB9 (a putative autoantigen)

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FIBRILLARY GN

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Patients with immunotactoid glomerulonephritis should be evaluated for the underlying 3 disorders:

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  1. Monoclonal gammopathy
  2. Malignancy
  3. Lymphoproliferative disorders
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Autoantibodies in sporadic anti-GBM disease are directed against NC1 domain of what chain of type IV collagen?

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ALPHA-3 CHAIN

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What antibody in ANCA-associated vasculitis, which when present lung involvement, or upper respiratory tract involvement are more likely to relapse?

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ANTI-PROTEINASE-3 (PR3) ANTIBODIES

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Anti-GBM alloantibodies cause posttransplantation nephritis in X-linked Alport syndrome are directed against the NC1 domain of what chain of the type IV collagen?

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ALPHA-5 CHAIN

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IgA vasculitis was previously called as?

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HENOCH-SCHONLEIN PURPURA

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GPA (Granulomatosis with polyangiitis) was previously called?

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WEGENER’S GRANULOMATOSIS

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EGPA (Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis) was previously called as?

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CHURG-STRAUSS SYNDROME

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What are the 4 glomerular disease with Nephrotic Features?

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  1. MCD
  2. MN
  3. FSGS
  4. FIBRILLARY GN
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What glomerular disease manifest purely with Nephrotic features?

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MCD

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17
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Loss of charge selectivity is the cause of proteinuria in what type of GN?

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MCD

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18
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Loss of size selectivity is the cause of proteinuria in what type of GN

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MN

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19
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What is the strong evidence for glomerular bleeding?

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ACANTHOCYTURIA

20
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What are the 4 differential diagnosis of glomerular hematuria without proteinuria, renal insufficiency, or red blood cell casts?

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  1. IgA NEPHROPATHY
  2. TBMN
  3. HEREDITARY NEPHRITIS
  4. NORMAL GLOMERULI
21
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What is the protein excretion rate in Nephrotic syndrome?

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> 3.5g/day

22
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Refers to the presence of lipid in the tubular epithelial cells and urine

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“LIPOID NEPHROSIS”

23
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MCD was previously called as?

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“LIPOID NEPHROSIS”

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What the the 6 factors that are increased in Nephrotic syndrome?

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2, 5, 7, 8, 10, 13

25
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What are the 3 factors that are decreased in Nephrotic syndrome?

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9, 11, 12

26
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The most consistent tubular lesion of increased protein & lipid resorption droplets in TECs is seen in what type of GN?

A

MCD

27
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What is the most frequent positive IF finding in MCD?

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Low-level mesangial staining for IgM & C3

28
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What is the pathologic sine qua non of MCD in EM?

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EFFACEMENT OF FOOT PROCESSES

29
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What are the LM, IF, EM findings in MCD?

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LM: no glomerular lesions
*focal segmental mesangial prominence (not >3-4cells)
IF: no staining
*low level staining for IgM,C3
EM: effacement of foot processes

30
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In MCD, there is abnormal regulation of this cell subset:

A

T-CELL SUBSET

31
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What NSAID has been associated with MCD?

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FENOPROFEN

32
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What type of lymphoma is associated with MCD?

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CLASSIC HODGKIN LYMPHOMA (NODULAR SCLEROSIS TYPE)

33
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What is dose of prednisone for the treatment of MCD?

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1mg/kg
Not to exceed 80mg/day

34
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What is considered a response to therapy in MCD?

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No proteinuria by dipstick for at least 3 days

35
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In adult patients with MCD, a response to corticosteroid treatment may take up to how many weeks?

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15 weeks

36
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In MCD, how long should treatment with corticosteroids continued after complete remission of proteinuria?

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6 weeks

37
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What is the dose of oral cyclophosphamide in the treatment of MCD?

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2mg/kg
8-12 weeks

38
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What is an alternative to cyclophosphamide therapy for relapsing or steroid-dependent MCD?

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CYCLOSPORINE

39
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What is the duration of treatment with cyclosporine for relapsing/steroid-dependent MCD?

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18-24 months

40
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What are the 2 types of CNI?

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  1. Tacrolimus
  2. Cyclosporine
41
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B lymphocyte-depleting agent?

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RITUXIMAB

42
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What is the usual treatment regimen for MCD?

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  1. Prednisone (induction of remission)
    Response: 15 weeks
    Continued after remission: 6 more weeks
  2. Cyclophosphamide (maintenance)
    8-12 weeks
43
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What is a differential diagnosis in steroid-resistant MCD?

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FSGS

44
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What are the 2 treatment options for steroid-resistant MCD?

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  1. CYCLOSPORINE
  2. RITUXIMAB
45
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What are the 10 glomerular disease that cause Nephrotic syndrome & GN?

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  1. MCD
  2. FSGS
  3. C1q NEPHROPATHY
  4. MN
  5. MPGN
  6. C3 GLOMERULOPATHY
  7. ACUTE PSGN
  8. IgAN
  9. FIBRILLARY GN
  10. IMMUNOTACTOID GN

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